Ever wondered how you can turn your extra pounds, spare yen, and leftover euros into something a little more useful? On the 21 and 22 of November, Accor’s booking and loyalty platform Accor Live Limitless (ALL) is helping you donate your spare travel cash to the legends at Cure Kids, and win epic prizes in return.
To celebrate the launch of their end-of-year offer, the ALL team is bringing Tāmaki Makaurau their World’s Best Exchange Rate pop-up. Birthed from research into the travel habits of everyday Kiwis, ALL uncovered that New Zealand is sitting on a potential $299 million in unspent foreign currency, and decided to funnel it into something good.
So even though you MIGHT get eight weeks of Euro summer leave in the new year, we reckon you're better off Marie Kondo-ing your coin jar and putting it towards a better cause via the World’s Best Exchange Rate from ALL.
Hitting Auckland CBD’s Mövenpick Hotel from 8am-6pm on the 21 and 22 November, all you need to do is bring along your leftover foreign bills and coins, and the ALL team will pass them on to the local Cure Kids charity.
And because no one likes being left empty-handed, in exchange for your efforts, you'll go in the draw to win from the booth’s insane $50k prize pool. So if you're keen on a romantic getaway for two to Fiji, or an adventure in Queenstown, getting rid of those loose US dollars on your mantelpiece has never sounded so good. To enter the prize pool, all you have to do is sign up to join the legendary ALL loyalty programme for free.
The Details:
When: 8am-6pm daily from the 21-22 November
Where: Mövenpick, Hotel, Galway Street entry, Auckland CBD
For more information, head here.
For more on how to make the most of your loose change and get the full lowdown on ALL’s World’s Best Exchange Rate pop-up details, visit here.
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